that the moore campaign sees it right now. to that end, though, up on capitol hill, i am also getting some reaction tonight and you know what, here is roy moore. shannon: think thank you. i really want to thank you for coming tonight and realize when the vote is this close, it is not over. we still got to go by the rules about this weekend provision, and secretary of state has explained it to us and we are expecting that the press will go out there and talk to them to find out what the situation is. but we also know that god is always in control. you know, part of the problem with this campaign is we have been painted in an unfavorable and unfaithful light.
that the moore campaign sees it right now. to that end, though, up on capitol hill, i am also getting some reaction tonight and you know what, here is roy moore. shannon: think thank you. i really want to thank you for coming tonight and realize when the vote is this close, it is not over. we still got to go by the rules about this weekend provision, and secretary of state has explained it to us and we are expecting that the press will go out there and talk to them to find out what the situation is. but we also know that god is always in control. you know, part of the problem with this campaign is we have been painted in an unfavorable and unfaithful light.
each of those senators will feel like they have more veto than ever before. shannon: with that in mind, and the power play that the president had tweeted and talk about the fact that we need this vote in the center, accusing doug jones about being bad on crime and the border, but our voter analysis, i think you give it the acronym earlier tonight, fnba, talking about what was most important to people, number one, candidates morality came out on top as 92% when asked to rank these different options. second was a party control of the senate. it sounds like people s issues about morality trumped the day, no pun intended, when it came to listening to the president about losing control of the center for the g.o.p. let s be plain about it. for the people of the alabama who are overwhelmingly conservative republicans politically, this would this was a choice between the united states senate and also bringing discredit to their state, looking silly, looking ridiculous.
numbers that we are looking at, it could be three, four points, just looking at the projections right now. the real vote total is roughly 9,000. we had 22,044 write-ins. you talked to chris stirewalt earlier about it. 22,000, that is double the difference. there you see the lead is increasing on the real vote total, 670 now. just looking at the map, looking where the votes are, it doesn t seem like it s going to get to that half percent, not even close. more like it s expanding and not contracting. i think eventually, you are going to see from the moore campaign, a concession. shannon: it s interesting because in watching the data we were getting in the fox news water analysis, one of the groups we were really watching them are white evangelicals because i think they went by 90% or more for mitt romney in the last big race, the
but it overwhelmed. just the write-ins alone, you saw the president s tweet mentioning that number, and what was actually a very gracious tweet if you think about where the president has been on commenting on some of these races. shannon: the g.o.p. certainly did not want to lose a senate seat. that is not helpless for supreme court nominations or anything else i have going on over there. but in a way, does this eliminate some sort of headache that they would ve had to deal with moving forward? apparently the word was there was going to be a 10:00 a.m. meeting with mitch mcconnell to get everyone in the g.o.p. on the same page if roy moore won because we heard so much conversation about, do they see tim right away, do they refer him to the ethics committee? at least for now they have lost a vote but they don t have to deal with that part of the conversation. exactly. over the past few days, you have seen the mantra that has started to develop about the presidents accusers an end ca